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타이틀	Group Capability Model
저자	Olejarski, Michael;; Appleton, Amy;; Deltorchio, Stephen
Keyword	SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT TOOLS;; ORGANIZATIONS;; HUMAN PERFORMANCE;; GROUP DYNAMICS;; CERTIFICATION;; SIMULATION;; SPACE SHUTTLES;; ABILITIES;;
URL	http://hdl.handle.net/2060/20090032119
보고서번호	KSC-13187
발행년도	2009
출처	NTRS (NASA Technical Report Server)
ABSTRACT	The Group Capability Model (GCM) is a software tool that allows an organization, from first line management to senior *****utive, to monitor and track the health (capability) of various groups in performing their contractual obligations. GCM calculates a Group Capability Index (GCI) by comparing actual head counts, certifications, and/or skills within a group. The model can also be used to simulate the effects of employee usage, training, and attrition on the GCI. A universal tool and common method was required due to the high risk of losing skills necessary to complete the Space Shuttle Program and meet the needs of the Constellation Program. During this transition from one space vehicle to another, the uncertainty among the critical skilled workforce is high and attrition has the potential to be unmanageable. GCM allows managers to establish requirements for their group in the form of head counts, certification requirements, or skills requirements. GCM then calculates a Group Capability Index (GCI), where a score of 1 indicates that the group is at the appropriate level;; anything less than 1 indicates a potential for improvement. This shows the health of a group, both currently and over time. GCM accepts as input head count, certification needs, critical needs, competency needs, and competency critical needs. In addition, team members are categorized by years of experience, percentage of contribution, ex-members and their skills, availability, function, and in-work requirements. Outputs are several reports, including actual vs. required head count, actual vs. required certificates, CGI change over time (by month), and more. The program stores historical data for summary and historical reporting, which is done via an Excel spreadsheet that is color-coded to show health statistics at a glance. GCM has provided the Shuttle Ground Processing team with a quantifiable, repeatable approach to assessing and managing the skills in their organization. They now have a common frame of reference across NASA/contractor lines to communicate and mitigate any critical skills concerns.